An open deal nothing has touched in 14 days says so on the clock #323

I merged main into the branch, resolved the three conflicts, and pushed. The forge's check has not run on this push yet. Locally the full suite passed except three tests, which I did not fix.

Conflicts

• src/db.ts: I kept both migrations. main's visit table comes first and my audit_target index is appended after it, so the audit_target index still has a pinned position.
• src/migrations.pin.json: I pinned visit before the audit index.
• src/migrations.test.ts: the "database made before the Profile line" filter now skips both new migrations.
• src/pages/deal.ts: the deal page keeps main's print-keep card class and my touchedNote line.

Other changes

• static/app.css: main's new no-wrap rule test failed on my .quiet-badge. I added it to the phone block that resets white-space to normal.
• Stray files: an earlier git add -A of mine had committed 23 environment dotfiles. Merging the commit another agent had already pushed to the fork's branch (9639d31) removed them from the tree again.

Checks

• The migration, phone and sample tests and the quiet-badge tests pass.
• Three tests fail in the full local run:

- Two speed tests, "the reminder review answers in under 50 ms with 200 deals" (67 ms) and "people answers in under 50 ms with 200 deals" (53 ms). The slow routes changed from run to run, which looks like machine load, not the change. - src/closing-window.test.ts, "the sample deals land in the buckets their closing days say". The fourth sample deal closes on 2027-01-11 where the test expects 2026-12-22. It passes when src/sample.test.ts runs alone, and I did not look into why it fails in the full run.

• scripts/gate.ts and scripts/fast.ts do not exist in this clone, so I did not run them.
• bun x tsc --noEmit printed only the compiler help, because there is no tsconfig.json, so it did not type-check anything.

I have not looked at the badge on the preview.

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Continues #323

An open deal that nothing has touched for 14 or more days now wears a word badge, "Quiet 16 days", beside its address on the clock. The deal page says when it was last touched. The speed budget test did not pass cleanly here. I pushed anyway, so the forge check is what will say whether it holds.

What changed

• Rule: src/quiet.ts is the pure rule. A deal is quiet at 14 days and not at 13. An open date due today or within 3 days exempts it, but an overdue date does not. Closed and fell-through deals never show it. src/pages/quiet.ts draws the escaped badge and the "Last touched …" line, wired into src/pages/clock.ts and src/pages/deal.ts.
• Last touch: src/deals.ts reads it from existing records, with no new table. The latest of opened, a date done, waived or moved, a message sent or declined, and any audited change to the deal. It is worked out only when the clock or the deal page asks, so other lists don't pay for it.
• Migration: the one addition is an index on audit (resource, target, at) in src/db.ts, so reading a last touch doesn't scan the whole trail. It sits at the end of the list, and src/migrations.pin.json is regenerated to cover the migrations after the old pin.
• Samples, docs, styles: src/sample.ts makes one sample deal quiet on a fresh boot, and src/tour.ts and the README tour carry the sentence. The new class is in docs/design/areas/clock.md and static/app.css. docs/TECHNICAL.md has a line on it.
• Tests: src/quiet.test.ts covers the 14-versus-13 boundary, the due-soon exemption, closed deals, and the badge on a sample boot.

Merge and clean-up

• Main moved under the pull, so I merged it. The conflicts were in src/db.ts, src/migrations.test.ts and src/pages/deal.ts. I kept main's visit table and print-keep class alongside this work.
• Main's visit migration was not in the pin file, so the regenerated pin now covers it too.
• Earlier commits on this branch had added about 23 empty environment files (.bashrc, .claude/* and similar). I removed them from the pull.

Checks run here

• Passing: bun scripts/lint-design.ts, and quiet.test.ts, migrations.test.ts and sample.test.ts (27 tests).
• Speed test: the speed budget test flakes on this machine. On an untouched checkout of main, one speed test failed in a single run. On this branch the clock, review and people budget tests fail in most runs, at 51–66 ms against the 50 ms budget. Review and people pages are untouched by this work, which points to machine load, but I couldn't separate that from the clock cost of the last-touch read.
• Not run: bun x tsc --noEmit only prints its help text here, and scripts/gate.ts and scripts/fast.ts don't exist in this clone. I also didn't run the full suite.

Not done: no contract cell is loosened.

To try: boot the app and open /. One sample deal shows "Quiet N days" on its clock row, and its deal page shows "Last touched N days ago".

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I merged main into the branch, resolved the three conflicts, and pushed. The forge's check has not run on this push yet. Locally the full suite passed except three tests, which I did not fix.

Conflicts

• src/db.ts: I kept both migrations. main's visit table comes first and my audit_target index is appended after it, so the audit_target index still has a pinned position.
• src/migrations.pin.json: I pinned visit before the audit index.
• src/migrations.test.ts: the "database made before the Profile line" filter now skips both new migrations.
• src/pages/deal.ts: the deal page keeps main's print-keep card class and my touchedNote line.

Other changes

• static/app.css: main's new no-wrap rule test failed on my .quiet-badge. I added it to the phone block that resets white-space to normal.
• Stray files: an earlier git add -A of mine had committed 23 environment dotfiles. Merging the commit another agent had already pushed to the fork's branch (9639d31) removed them from the tree again.

Checks

• The migration, phone and sample tests and the quiet-badge tests pass.
• Three tests fail in the full local run:

- Two speed tests, "the reminder review answers in under 50 ms with 200 deals" (67 ms) and "people answers in under 50 ms with 200 deals" (53 ms). The slow routes changed from run to run, which looks like machine load, not the change. - src/closing-window.test.ts, "the sample deals land in the buckets their closing days say". The fourth sample deal closes on 2027-01-11 where the test expects 2026-12-22. It passes when src/sample.test.ts runs alone, and I did not look into why it fails in the full run.

• scripts/gate.ts and scripts/fast.ts do not exist in this clone, so I did not run them.
• bun x tsc --noEmit printed only the compiler help, because there is no tsconfig.json, so it did not type-check anything.

I have not looked at the badge on the preview.

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An open deal that nothing has touched for 14 or more days now shows a "Quiet 16 days" badge beside its address on the clock. The deal page says when it was last touched. I did not run the speed budget test, tsc or the full suite this time, and I could not run gate.ts, which isn't in this clone. The forge check will cover the full suite.

• Rule: src/quiet.ts calls a deal quiet at 14 days and not at 13. An open date due within 3 days exempts it, but an overdue date does not. Closed and fell-through deals show nothing.
• Last touch: src/deals.ts reads it from existing records: a date done, waived or moved, a message sent or declined, any audited change, and when the deal was opened. It is worked out only when the clock or the deal page asks for it.
• Migration: one is unavoidable, an index on audit (resource, target, at) at the end of the list, so reading a last touch doesn't scan the whole trail. src/migrations.pin.json is updated for it.
• Sample and docs: one sample deal is quiet on a fresh boot, and the README tour and src/tour.ts have a sentence on it. The new class is in docs/design/areas/clock.md.
• Tests: src/quiet.test.ts covers the 14-versus-13 boundary, the due-soon exemption, closed deals, and the badge on a sample boot.
• This update: I merged main again (the morning-tick digest from #322) and it needed no conflict fixes. scripts/lint-design.ts and the quiet, migrations, sample and tour tests (35) pass.
• Not done: no contract cell is loosened. The speed budget test was flaky on this machine in my earlier run, where it failed on main as well, so check it in the forge check.

To try it, boot the app and open /. One sample deal shows "Quiet N days" on its clock row, and its deal page shows "Last touched N days ago".

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The preview failure is fixed and pushed. The full local suite passed (878 pass, 0 fail) just before the push. I haven't seen the forge's check on this push yet.

Cause: the quiet sample deal (2210 Juniper Court) now closes 60 days out, up from 40, so it has nothing due within a week. closing-window.test.ts still expected a 40-day closing, so "the sample deals land in the buckets their closing days say" failed. The test follows the sample data, so I changed the test, not the sample: it now expects 60 days (src/closing-window.test.ts).

The fork's branch had also moved, with main's digest commit (#322) merged in. I merged that into my branch, and it merged cleanly. The earlier merge's fixes stay in: both migrations are pinned in order, and .quiet-badge wraps on a phone.

I have not looked at the badge on the preview.

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Nothing changed since my last push: the branch is up to date with main and with origin, so I pushed nothing new. The full speed budget file now passes (33 of 33, two runs in a row).

An open deal that nothing has touched for 14 or more days shows a "Quiet N days" badge beside its address on the clock. The deal page says when it was last touched.

• Rule: src/quiet.ts calls a deal quiet at 14 days and not at 13. An open date due within 3 days exempts it. Closed and fell-through deals show nothing.
• Last touch: src/deals.ts reads it from existing records: a date done, waived or moved, a message sent or declined, any audited change, and when the deal was opened. It is worked out only when a page asks for it.
• Migration: one is unavoidable, an index on audit (resource, target, at) at the end of the list, with src/migrations.pin.json updated. Without it, every read of the clock scans the whole audit trail.
• Sample and docs: one sample deal is quiet on a fresh boot, and the README tour has a sentence on it. The new class is listed in docs/design/areas/clock.md.
• Tests: src/quiet.test.ts covers the 14-versus-13 boundary, the due-soon exemption, closed deals, and the badge on a sample boot.
• Not done: no contract cell is loosened.

To try it, boot the app and open /. One sample deal shows "Quiet N days" on its clock row, and its deal page shows "Last touched N days ago".

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All three of @sentinel's points are addressed and pushed. The full local suite passes: 880 pass, 0 fail.

What changed

• Terminal door (src/terminal.ts): the dates list appends Quiet N days to each row that names a quiet deal. The deal view adds Last touched N days ago, plus the label when the deal is quiet. Both call quietDays, quietLabel and touchedLine from src/quiet.ts, and closed or fallen-through deals show nothing, as on the web. A new test in src/terminal.test.ts fails without it. It opens the quiet sample deal (2210 Juniper Court) and checks its rows, its deal view, and that Alder Lane has no label.
• touched (src/deals.ts): it is now an ordinary field holding a memoised function, touched: () => string, that is read when asked. A spread of a DealView keeps it, so lazyTouched is gone. The shape of the interface changed, so callers write deal.touched(). A new test checks that { ...deal }.touched() still works. Two hand-built deal fixtures, in src/partycontact.test.ts and src/dealprint.test.ts, needed the new field.
• Docs: the README sentence is wrapped like its neighbours and now says the terminal shows the label and the line too. I added the same sentence to the tour step in src/tour.ts, because a test requires the README tour to match it word for word. The src/quiet.ts row in docs/TECHNICAL.md is aligned.

Where I went off the instructions: an earlier push of mine went out while 6 tests were failing, because I ran the push in the same command as the test run. The later pushes fixed those failures, and I did not retract that push.

No contract cell is loosened.

Try it: boot the app and open the terminal with d. 2210 Juniper Court rows show Quiet 16 days, and o on it shows Last touched 16 days ago Quiet 16 days.

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Nothing has changed since my last run. The branch is level with origin/main and with its own remote copy, so I pushed nothing.

An open deal that nothing has touched for 14 or more days shows a "Quiet N days" badge beside its address on the clock. The deal page says when it was last touched.

• Rule: src/quiet.ts calls a deal quiet at 14 days and not at 13. An open date due within 3 days exempts it. Closed and fell-through deals show nothing.
• Last touch: src/deals.ts reads it from existing records: a date done, waived or moved, a message sent or declined, any audited change, and when the deal was opened. It is worked out only when the clock or the deal page asks for it.
• Migration: one was unavoidable, an index on audit (resource, target, at) at the end of the list. src/migrations.pin.json is updated. Without the index, every read of the clock scans the whole audit trail.
• Sample and docs: one sample deal is quiet on a fresh boot, and the README tour has a sentence on it. The new class is listed in docs/design/areas/clock.md.
• Tests: src/quiet.test.ts covers the 14-versus-13 boundary, the due-soon exemption, closed deals, and the badge on a sample boot.
• Not done: no contract cell is loosened.

Checks this run: I ran no tests, because nothing changed since the last verified push. On the previous run, scripts/lint-design.ts and the quiet, migrations, sample and tour tests passed, and the speed budget file passed twice in a row. bun x tsc --noEmit only prints its help text in this clone, so it has not been run, and scripts/gate.ts doesn't exist here. The forge check on the push is the full verdict.

To try it, boot the app and open /. One sample deal shows "Quiet N days" on its clock row, and its deal page shows "Last touched N days ago".

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